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Isaiah Erhiawarien
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Co-Founder and Country Editor, TechnologyMirror
Lagos, Nigeria
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Biography
Isaiah a seasoned journalist, prolific writer, and a PR strategist is a co-founder of TechnologyMirror (technologymirror.com.ng) and co-founder of X3Q Mediafox, a Strategic PR firm based in Lagos, South West Nigeria. He is also the Head of Communications, African ICT Foundation, an NGO promoting Internet Access across Africa. He was part of the strategic communication team that oversaw the birth of Smile Communication in Nigeria and also responsible for the strategic communications plan that nurtured Compucat System Limited, a Lagos IT solution firm into limelight right during its infancy stage, working as the head of corporate communications. As Media Manager at TPT International, he has worked on accounts such Starcomms Plc., Guinness Nigeria, P & G Nigeria amongst others and was also at a point in time managing the Fruit of the Loom and Grant of London Wristwatches brand for its West African sole distributor, Time Tell Nigeria Limited as PR Strategist of X3Q Mediafox. He is a Bloomberg scholar of the Pan Atlantic University, Lekki, Lagos where he majored in Finance and Accounting Journalism and attended a career development programme at the School of Media and Communication, Pan-Atlantic University. An Associate of the Nigerian Institute of Public Relations, Isaiah who was born and raised in the oil city of Warri, graduated from Delta University with a BA in Mass Communication with an emphasis on Public Relations and journalism.
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By Isaiah Erhiawarien| National Mirror Verified Research put the current number of mobile subscriptions as at end-2Q 2016 at 962.29 million, based on a slow increase of 9.91 percent over the year to end-2014 and by 7.63 percent over the year to end-2015. The slow growth is attributed to macroeconomic difficulties and regulatory issues such as SIM registration drives in a number of countries that held back growth in the market in the first half of 2016.
By Isaiah Erhiawarien| National Mirror Verified Nigeria currently loses an estimated N10 billion annually to the wanton hosting of Internet content abroad by public and private organisations in the country. However, the utilisation of the Internet Exchange Point of Nigeria (IXPN), by some telecoms and Information Technology (IT) companies in the country appears to be reversing the ugly trend. Through the hosting of data with IXPN, Nigeria now saves about N2 billion on a yearly basis.
By Isaiah Erhiawarien| National Mirror Verified Research put the current number of mobile subscriptions as at end-2Q 2016 at 962.29 million, based on a slow increase of 9.91 percent over the year to end-2014 and by 7.63 percent over the year to end-2015. The slow growth is attributed to macroeconomic difficulties and regulatory issues such as SIM registration drives in a number of countries that held back growth in the market in the first half of 2016.
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TechnologyMirror